23 more museums hold works by Henry Moore with smaller collections, not listed here.

• Where can I see Henry Moore sculptures?+

  Henry Moore's works can be seen at Israel Museum, National Gallery of Art, Hakone Open-Air Museum, and 2 other museums worldwide.
• When did Henry Moore start sculpting?+

  Henry Spencer Moore had an early desire to become a sculptor. In 1921, he won a Royal Exhibition Scholarship to study sculpture at the Royal Academy of Art.
• Did Henry Moore fight in ww2?+

  Henry Moore served in the military during World War I. Later, he drew Londoners sheltering from the Blitz in Underground stations during the Second World War.
• Who was Henry Moore inspired by?+

  Henry Moore was inspired by the vitality of ancient and primitive sculpture. He revived this inspiration in his works.
• Why did Henry Moore make sculptures?+

  Henry Moore made sculptures to overcome something less sophisticated and less arbitrary. He groped for something that was neither in the 'subject' nor in the 'form'.
• Was Henry Moore a sculptor?+

  Henry Spencer Moore had an early desire to become a sculptor, but he began his career as a teacher in Castleford. In 1921, he won a Royal Exhibition Scholarship to study sculpture at the Royal Academy of Art.
• What is Henry Moore best known for?+

  Henry Spencer Moore is most famous for his massive, organic, semi-abstract bronze sculptures that have been placed in public spaces around the world. Less well known are his many drawings, including some of Londoners sheltering from the Blitz in Underground stations during the Second World War.
• What is Henry Moore most famous for?+

  Henry Spencer Moore is most famous for his massive, organic, semi-abstract bronze sculptures that have been placed in public spaces around the world. Less well known are his many drawings, including some of Londoners sheltering from the Blitz in Underground stations during the Second World War.